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Georgetown’s scarecrows invade downtown
The Sussex County planning and zoning office’s scarecrow has a sunny disposition. RON MACARTHUR PHOTOS
October 6, 2021
Lamp posts on South Bedford Street and East Market Street in downtown Georgetown are decorated with a variety of scarecrows. The annual showcase event is sponsored by Georgetown Arts & Flowers.
One of the most elaborate, and a favorite of many passersby, is the Georgetown Presbyterian Church scarecrow asking for some love, peace, kindness and patience.
Solutions IPEM uses colors associated with construction sites to dress its scarecrow.
The better to see you with. Large eyes keep watch on downtown Georgetown thanks to the King Crop Insurance scarecrow.
Del-One Federal Credit Union’s scarecrow has its own name – Cashanova.
The Delaware Department of Justice scarecrow is ready to do some bird scaring in a local farm field.
Children’s book character Pete the Cat is a natural scarecrow for the Georgetown Public Library.
The scariest scarecrow on Market Street is designed by Info Retrieval Services.
Givens Flowers has a scarecrow ballerina ready to do an arabesque on the sidewalks of downtown Georgetown.
Georgetown Antiques has its pumpkin scarecrow mounted near its shop.
Chardon Limited Fine Jewelry shop’s scarecrow, Ring Man, is covered in gold bling.
Sussex County Department of Libraries dressed up its scarecrow in a pigeon costume from the book “Don’t Let the Pigeon Drive the Bus.”
Perhaps the Delaware Public Defenders Office is making a statement about lawyers.
